Production & Planning Engineer Graduate Fresher Jobs in Nashik

As a Production Engineer, you will be responsible for ensuring efficient production processes and high-quality output in our manufacturing facility located in Nashik. This is a full-time office role suited for fresh graduates or individuals with up to one year of experience.Key Responsibilities:- Process Optimization: Identify and evaluate production processes to enhance efficiency and reduce costs, contributing to overall productivity improvements.- Quality Control: Monitor production quality and implement quality assurance measures to ensure that products meet company and industry standards.- Technical Support: Provide support to production teams by troubleshooting equipment issues and ensuring machinery operates smoothly.- Data Analysis: Collect and analyze production data to identify trends and areas for improvement, allowing for informed decision-making.- Collaboration: Work closely with cross-functional teams, such as design and procurement, to ensure that production goals are met efficiently.- Documentation: Maintain accurate records of production processes, equipment maintenance, and changes to ensure compliance with regulations.To excel in this role, you should possess a Bachelors degree in Engineering (B.E) and a passion for manufacturing processes. Understanding lean manufacturing principles and quality management systems is advantageous. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills are essential, along with the ability to communicate effectively with team members. You should also be detail-oriented and comfortable working in a fast-paced environment. A proactive approach and a willingness to learn and grow in the production field are key expectations.

Core ResponsibilitiesA Production Engineers daily work is a mix of desk analysis and boots-on-the-ground floor management.1. Process Optimization & EfficiencyOEE Tracking: Monitoring Overall Equipment Effectiveness, which measures how much of your manufacturing time is truly productive (Availability Performance Quality).Bottleneck Removal: Identifying parts of the assembly line where work gets stuck and rearranging the workflow to keep things moving.Cost Reduction: Finding ways to use less electricity, fewer raw materials, and less time for each unit produced.2. Technical OversightLine Setup: Designing the layout of the machines and workstations to minimize the distance a part has to travel.Troubleshooting: Being the first person called when a machine stops or when the scrap rate (rejected products) suddenly goes up.Tooling & Jigs: Designing or ordering specific tools (jigs/fixtures) that help workers assemble parts faster and with fewer errors.3. Team & Resource ManagementManpower Planning: Deciding how many people are needed per shift to meet the daily production target.SOP Implementation: Writing and enforcing Standard Operating Procedures so that every worker builds the product exactly the same way.4. Safety & MaintenancePreventive Maintenance: Scheduling machine downtime for service before they break, avoiding expensive emergency repairs.EHS Compliance: Ensuring every worker is wearing PPE and that the factory floor follows environmental and safety laws.

Design and implement cost-reductive changesDevelop and draught an improved production processMaximise productivity of machinery and workersAssess and analyse current production methodsDetermine which equipment will be used and where they will be stationed in the facilityFollow product specifications and quality control measuresTrain, supervise, and manage production line workersEnsure the production line is adequately staffedIncrease speed and efficiency of processesEnsure all steps of production run efficientlyDevelop and implement quality control measuresEducate employees on proper methods to operate machineryDiagnose breakdowns and troubleshoot problemsHire technicians to maintain equipmentWork within set budgetary plans for the project